Sporadic tumor mouse model for drug discovery
a mouse model and mouse technology, applied in the field of sporadic mouse model for drug discovery, can solve the problems of non-physiological levels of transgenes in the use of mouse strains as models of human cancers,
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Generation of Transgenic β-Catenin Mouse
[0049] A variation of the “hit and run” gene targeting technique (Hasty et al., Nature 350:243 (1991)) was used to produce a mouse strain containing a latent oncogenic allele of β-catenin capable of spontaneous activation in vivo. The S37F allele of β-catenin, in which the serine at residue 37 in exon 3 is replaced by phenylalanine, was chosen because it removes a major GSK3β phosphorylation site and thus stabilizes β-catenin. Mutations in the S37 codon of β-catenin have been identified in a variety of human cancers, including colorectal, hepatocellular, ovarian, uterine and thyroid (Polakis, Genes &Dev. 14:1837 (2000)).
[0050] Construction of the Targeting Vector
[0051] A 5.6-kb EcoRI-NdeI fragment of the murine β-catenin gene containing exon 2 to 7 sequences was isolated and subcloned into pSP72 (Promega, Madison, Wis.). A 1.5-kb fragment of the neomycin resistance gene was inserted into the EcoRI-ClaI restriction sites. Site directed mutag...
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